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Aries 2020

By Carlota Elauria


This forecast is for your Ascendant sign, which can be computed at Filipinoastrologer.com


Opportunities
You start strong this year with most of the planets above the horizon in your chart. A Solar Eclipse in Capricorn on Dec. 26, 2019 marked the start of an all-new career opportunity in your life that steadily progresses until around May 2020, when Jupiter goes retrograde in your 10th House and Saturn in Aquarius goes retrograde in your 11th House.

The months leading up to your birthday will be busy and eventful, with little time to focus on your private or emotional side. Jupiter in your 10th House for most of the year gives you immense focus on your career, added opportunities and growth, but can also give you the tendency to take on too much responsibility.

The Great Conjunction on Dec. 22 occurs in Aquarius in your 11th House, launching a major beginning in the fields of friendships, networking, organizations, groups, technology, and the Internet.

Challenges
May to Sept. 2020 should feel somewhat slow and stagnant with your career and life goals due to the Saturn and Jupiter retrogrades.

The Solar Eclipse in Cancer on June 21 may compel you to take a lower profile and reduce your career success for the next four to five months, but will allow you more time to focus on your family, home, and personal life.

The Mars retrograde from Sept. 10 to Nov. 14 in Aries in your 1st House may hinder your strong drive and force you to hold back your temper or aggression.

Originally published in Astro Energy 2020, book 1 of Filipino Astrologer 2020 Auspicious Timing Guides.

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